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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-08
ON CHANGE.
spot Cotton Fractions and Futures from
Three TO Six Points Lower.
Money Market Easy
wheat Opened Steady, FIuctuated Mar
rowIy and Closed Higher-Live Stock
Transactions Were Brick,
DGHy Review.
GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH, Ten, July 6, 1851.

GAZETTE OFFICE, }
FORT WORTH, TEX., July 6, 1851.
Trade was fair average to-day in all
lines.
Wheat is quite active, with prices firm,
Lemons have an upward tendency.
GAS AND OIL.
Following are some extracts from en-
article read ct the late meeting OF the
Ohio Mining Institute by Professor Ed
ward Orion, state geologist of Ohio, q
man OF great industry and ability who
has given some years of careful study to
the natural gas ana oil production in Ohio
and elsewhere. The professor informs
us that the Trenton limestone underlies
the entire state of Ohio, cropping out at
a single point only, and that at low water
mark IN the bed of the Ohio river 1t
lies at depths below tide water, varying
from forty feet in the extreme southern
psrt of the state TO 500 end 1000 feet in
the northern section, along the south
coast OF Lake Erie. We quote from the
address:
"The oil and gas deposits in the Tren-
ton limestone doubtless owe their origin
to animal and vegetable matter that was
deposited in the limestone when it was
foE9fng, and the probability Is that most
ofT3e matter so incorporated was animal
in itsnature, because the limestones were
bullffp by means Of animal agencies,
and there must be organic matter in them.
But 6YEaaaeinhatter has TO take some more
prominent form, and when it has reached
q sfa4ie condition the fight Of ages does
not, H necessity, alter or disturb it.
"ItSjs common mistake TO consider
oil 8 lara, substance in nature. 1t is not
rareAbuSfis universally 6iffused among
strsfiied rocks, except where they have
been by heat. L generally
occurs in small quantities, but the Gggre-
gatesE immense.
.GTEFougboEs Northwestern Ohio the
dEfll frsf sssed through from 800 70
1906 feet OF Upper Silurisn and DeYonlsn
Inihestones, and the total quantity of oil
IN the sgAplled unproductive part of the
well is Greater than any supply ever found
at the BORON OF the well.
these 1pper limestones often show
one-tlfth OF one per cent. OF petroleum,
and every hundred feet of such limestone
would yielcssGrssthsn q million barrels
of oil to each square mile, which is
greater than the production OF the richest
field. The point is that this oil cannot
be accumulated.
"Where is this petroleum formed?
Along, the shores of those messureless
fsasin sncient days where the limestone
was DEPOSITED there was formed the oil
that lien now seek with drill and h8mp.
The petroleum was formed by q pecNlia
deeonlDsition of animal aud vegetable
sahsta1Aes. sad II Is not one of natare's
5Sst artsi aThe process still continues,
9E.,t ON small sc.le. Patroleum Nan be
ARMED nv heat and distilIstien but it
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can also be formed without high teh1oer-
atuTes, snd all the great sources ISL in
the last category. Petroleum IS break
ing up into gas, but there does not sp-
pear TO be sufficient reason to think thai
much new petroleum is forming. The
quantity already in the storehouse of the
earth IS so vast that there hardly seems
room for fresh additions TO it. All the
stocks OF petroleum that are known of are
the results CT accumulation continued
thstagh vast periods of past time
petf5dS which years are IS inadequate to
IstsuTe as miles ere to compute the dis
tante of the sun.
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Breaking Down and Building Up.

When man breaks down In the matter 81
physical strength the question OF its recover
.depends in great meastFe upon the length OF
time ne allows to elapsepefOre adopting medi-
einal means to recuperafe It. a tonic, which
gives speedy and powerful impulse TO the
processes digestion and assinilation, is the
lost Auxiliary he can employ, I'D he should
rsaorfEo itIromptly The mos .reIIsble de-
peRdance o. the feeblest INC agedEsnd the, ner-
t5usha eYs proved ttae Hostsers sto2faeh
md oT H Srth. c con dedsg sdfcsi fen
of distsncstoh5 not onl5 Hiding aIl. brskz
en- down syste.ais aIlia az q remedy fer dgspepe
sta, constipation.pifver complaint, fever and
ague. and kidney trouble. While not claimed
to be a panacea, Il is a most useful and compre-
hensive household remedy. II is, moreover,
eminently safe rs well as effective,
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COffee-Sales 81 000 bags; SPOT fai RIO quiet at
ls1c; options fairly active and !, 'werr closing
firm; July SIS l06lG so; August st 4JGl6 60:
September ssl6 zoe Is go; October 81, SOGlI co.
November $40 so6ll 90; December Is 9OSlI 10;
January sl6 S5Gl7 %; harch SIT O5. S 1gar IN
changed, quiet; refined quiet; granulA, ed 81,
molasses duH and nominal Pork stead and
In moderate demand. Cut meats firm and
quiet Lard 1922 points lower: western 81 cam
spot 90 SIE; August s. seaS -; Septem Der
s. 9Is! Of; october s. O2G7 0Si November .. I'd
December So 92i city steam IS 80.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, July Corn dUtI rna
and lover mixed 41G47ls; yellow 47L44S.
Others UNCHANGED.
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Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jgly -Cattle-Receiptg
11UU: shipments ItOi good hru, active: common
not wanted; good to Choice CCrnfed = $50
1 10; common 20 medium, - seas IS; stockers,
- 1902 10; fE7d!Ig steC :, - sJGE ID. cows
81 50G3 co. grass Texas steers. = t@e3 90
Hogs-Receipts 66CJi shipments, oniclal yes
terday, 800. market jGlGc higher, ranging
from s. 20&5 90 Sheep-f5ecelpts go, ship
mentsr Official Yesterday, J023 steady; good 10
choice IS OOG3 80 common to ugdiUmS2 jGFS2 ..
ST. LOCIS, MO. July observation-disclosures.
25t0; shipments 1900; market steady : chOice
heavy native steers, Sc scat SO; fair 10 good
shipping steers s. 90G4 >; b-tchers' steers
fair to good, s. I0Gi %; feeders, fair TO Jood,
$ 1894 co. stOckers, fair to GOOD
- 1905 60; Texans, common grass to
good corn-fed - OOG4 90. Hogs-ReceipJs
$50 J shipments, 200; the market Is
active and stronger, ranging from,
ments 800; market steady; clipped fair 70
choice, $ 1905 90; lambs s. 50Gi 90.
NEW YORK, July s.. Beeves - Receipts
50 carloads TO be sold and 10 carloads for ex-
portationi market active drm and higher,
co nmon to prime steers sold a. Il 1895 50; eX-
ira ditto - O5Gj Is: exports 20J JeeveS and -
quarters of beef. Sheep Receipts 6IJO; market
active and fairly firm at steady prices for sheep
and at an advance of strong &c per pound on
lambs; sheep $4G5 per 100 pounds; carloads
went az s. 25i lambs at > -59I co.
CHICAGO, Ill, July g. Cattle - Receipts
5000; shipments 5000; market weak; common
l0C lower fancy 81 IjG4 50; shipping steers
s. 5OG+ So stCCkeTs and feeders = OGG3 -
3 O0G& 50. HOgs-ReCeipts 1900; market a5OU.
steady, ranging from "a 60 to s. 30. Sheep
Receipts 1000; shipments 1900; market steady;
natives s. GOAT 20.
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TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of Interest,

Clippings from State Exchanges on MHtterf
of Interest,
Cotton in Smith is growing rapidly
Both corn and cotton in MCCulIoch
county are suffering for rain.
Reports OF crops IN Jones county are
fiattering, but rain is needed.
The Witchits Mining Company are
working their coal mines on the Sandy.
a strong vein of artesisn water has
been reached in the well OF the ice fscto-
ry at Denton.
In Montague county the farmers are
thrashing their wheat, sEd the yield eX-
ceeds the estimste.
Mrs. NJ. Benton, living in Coleman
county, was adiudged insane last week,
and nI,s, been sent to the asylum.
Charley Tauner, young man from La
mar county, was drowned while bathing
IN pool near Charleston, Delta county.
There was on exhibitor in Wolfe City
last week, samples Ct English DlGe grass
grown in the vicinity, thirty-seven iuches
in length,
James Johnson, living six miles from
San Marcos, was seized with Cramp while
bathing, and was drowned before assist
anCe could reach him.
The crops in Rains county are all
good, although the early crops need rain.
Grass on the prairies is good and the cat
tie and sheep are fat.
= The citizens of Cooper are determined
20 have good school house before the
term. Liberal subscriptions
ars.being made by them for thkt purpose.
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80 - ~
GARIBALDFS LETTER.
Why MIR. MorIsini Prizes 1t Above His Art
Treasures. ~
New York World.


New York World. 5E
On high bluff overlooking thsz HAd-
son, and about mile west Of Kings
bridge, is Elmhurst, the residence of Clio
yanRi 2. aIorosini. Surrounded on three
sides by gently sloping lawns, the
house itself stands upon an
mineDce that oyerlooks many miles
4 the most picturesque territory in
he state. There are thirty-three acres
Mr.. Morosini's domain, a large
srt of it being II woodland. The gar
ems, orchards, and strawberries give
Evidence of taste and careful culttNgs
ON. Living in this beautiful aad
secluded spot, the wealthy owner has
revoted the leisure of many years 10
he collection of curiosities fromsalmost
livery cline under the sun. HARDY q
slonth passes that he does nqt add to
ais already enormous accumulation of
curios, and he has already expended
ia fortune in gratifying this passion
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New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS. La, July G.-Cotton-Spot
closed quiet at SC decline,
Sales so bales.
Stock 47,4735bales
Low ordinary Sc; ordinary $50; good
Ordinary &c; low mIddling g7FEs mid
ding 10 C; good middling 10 C; IelddinC
fair 10 c; fair II lGc. o.. -
Futures opened easy; closed steady st 4
deCLine Of TO points on 81 months.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Ten, July G-Cotton-s5Ot
closed nominal at q decline of Lie. ~
Gross receipts, ).
Sales, none.
Exports, none.
Shipments coastwise, ~. -
Rail shipments, none.
Stock 1856 bales
Ordinary. c; good ordinsfT 90; low
10 c; Iniddling, 10 &C; good miadlingr
1880: middliI fair lie.
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Our gents furnish department is over
flowing with bargains you can buy an IN
dershirt and pair of drssfers for only 80
cents.
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
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You Wont NIiss NJ,

Ths dollar necessary ito pay for years
subscription to the Weekly 9AzETTBI If
gcE take he Daily, send tho Weekly to
year tEien4s in the old STATES, andhAlp
Gfvertise Texas. % fssr a
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We are deterrnAaed on giving bargains
in every line and eur mems hat depart
ment is 10 excepting. call and see for
yourself,
RANDALL &TFCHAssBERs & Co.
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Whon in liz City

Don'tfsil to see our .asw line of millinery
Just received. 1t viii 30 yen good as we
nave no old antiquities in our house.
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
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FINANCIAL,

ENGLISH CoNsOLs.
LONDON, July 6.-Consols closed at l0l T-i6
for money.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Money on call cay,
ran ging from to per cent; last loan 5 per
~ PEI cent. Sterling *
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Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. July G-Cotton-spot closed
dun ana in buyers favor at q decline of / led.
Ordinary ; d; good ordinary 57-l6d; low
mlddung SD; mlddling uplands 57sd;
middllng Orleans I'D.
Total sales s000i American 5000; imports
5COO; American none.
Futures opened steady at a decline and
closed steady at decline of to 3 points
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Rare You Frisndg Abroaa2

Il so send them thew eeslYGAzxTTE e
year, the prize of wBfch isfsbly 81. 5The
best and cheapest Re& spaper-ln the conn
ty.
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The Cnfna H1arkst.

GALVESTON, Ten, July Coffee QUIET.
Good ordinary 2Ii4G2lf4C; fair 22G31 &C;
prime 221lc; chQss 23Ci peaberry 24c and Old
government Javs2gge.
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The gheapest of AIs 2
The Weekly GA E1lFE sepl y 81 . years
\ Tbs Season is Now Here

Whenst the ladies' 81 kanks neF paraso5
sndsRs We have asyery large Atock and
mast close out tLis stockswe az Offering.
them. ct prices th VIII fEtf to sell. !
hNb1LL & GnM8RERs' Co.
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WaEnlng.

How many people contract diseases by
our pollutgg, water when they
could avoid all dangssby adding ten to
twepty drops &1gosspra Bitters, the
world renowned tonic Of exquisite favor.
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B, For twenty five cents yot%sE. get Car
ter s.jxittle4iver Pins-the 6est liver rEs-
usatsf in tEs worH& Don,,t5fSrget .fhiss
0hepill ., dose =, * s5a.'y5 e
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rhe Great Bans Kobberr

j.. running .fH the Weekly GaaETTE,
%Hsh has been Esduces to s1 year
Following this sether stsfies wtifAipear.
INmsges serlEss in;eSsEs issue. Send
ais great aaEssr toyour ffieHfls and let
them see what great counEgWe live in.
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aIose. sweetness,, goodness are the
fruits Of g ceRteHted mindAad healthful
body. These exisa, not Ee6efS disorders
is soYereignremedy for such iIist
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mis- Seats All.

The Weekly GAZETTE Inc very best
nemspaper in Texas, has. been reduced in
prize fo 81 year No is youI.oppor-
Isfsnitytp furnish tye51 Sou1tTE cousin
tn; asussk's excellent residing st'smsA.
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al thu Nnvra

FOE 81 ayear g be fouqdSin the Weekly
GAZETTE.
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Ssubssf,be aSonce
Fol, the WeeklysGAzEThE, it IS, oply 81 CO
e year. -.
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New York has just passed q Law to put
quack doctors iR the penitentisry.
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COVERED WITH SALT EHEUNI.

.-f!e--r- i.s-.'- I'D lie x6ret case OF salt
e ca !, et III roan.ry. NJ mother mad IT
ea4 " IT. 80 ssved hey lie, My arms
,sssf "a hes 7-ere covered aoT thTee FeaLsi
o -oFgss. internally, and Gntcura
y . sa..sa5 5a S55s = j. ADAMS
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EssE AYS.

AESS' a FRA Y -.
TsTRAYED-RyL L. D. Prigharu before L. W.
Il Jones, Justice Peace Precinct No, 4, on the
4th day Of June, fs7, one brown mare mule
about Il hands high 81 years Old, come sad
die and harness ms14si branded thus ~ on
right shoulder, blask &rp or back and across
:, 1887. ~. f. ,WAYEE.
Co. chg Earrant Co.. Tex.
EfsTRAYEDDBy d. T-5g 1'eV, Befoge H. T.
II Wiitsns, j. p, PrecNact 10. e. on the 9th
day Of :, ne, lSfl, one Ja1 Aofse about u hands
high ss4tle msL% qp BAG SIT hind fOotWhite.
branded thus 0nzleft shG Il93r 7 D., slfIOsed 70
be l2years old gilmore Obs bay. hoff s ah1ls
II maids high. not brsHGeds 6Soke hcrse.
Appraised at SO. Filed JAne u, ISL.
JOHN f. SWAYNE,
County Clerk arrant County Tex
LNSTRAYED-BY J. yzA Adams, before L. W =
III Jones, Justice Of the Peace, Precinct
no; On sJ june 5sts one sorreF horse
heaag Stranded gS on, Ell shoulder inclined to
besBhy baG2ed; no otner rs 3 Ks e. 6raniis per-
ceifable' APPRAISED 81 ~ ssgd June 2l, 1851
County CleTss Tarrant county, TEX.
.I9STRAYED-BQf 9snry WILLIAMS before G,
IL. Nance j. P.s FfeCinCt No l, On the l9tIz
day Of slGRs 1870 fne bay horse gboEt
twelve years old, aBoaf thirteen &ands hia5s
szddle mEssS on lhe back. blan46 thusZ q
~ left sbsaider; appalled, u 80 FHe6 one
EsTRAYED- -ByA E. Fraser before G.Naaee,
IL justice Of the peace precinct No j, IarfAnt
county, on the 2jth day Of June, ISL, one eisy-
bank mare, about fifteen hands high, about IL
teen years old. both hind feet ringboHed and
branded thus on hessht shoulder, valued
SO. One black horse tabo1t eight years old.
about fourteen hands high, both hind feet
znhlte, branded on 10 hip and valued al $50.
2 JH ~ sfef eteo)
one black filleYt = ont four years OLD, about
tH4fesn- han ds5hfgB tstar III the lace. branded
ss6N on toe lelE shftfder, valued n SO. ono
bay horse out fo4EZ,Jear5 Old, sSeot tourtssa
Bands htz&t. snip o7oaOse, bra2de aEAF on ria11
nip anGsSon the digit jaw, vgsJstfa at $40. 9te
bay ALERT threasyets 90 a11l1t l355f5s sfSd5
high IbtAnded CT IN o4stAe rtShthlp sad
on theEright Jay valued at S4os One #ofrel
mare shout eieft years old, fourteen lands
and on the right jaw and PERC on me left
nip. Oneb4y FLY one year old, no brand il, and
one clay bank horse colt one year old sSpalued
at $40 each. Total appraisment, Sl6j. - lied
June -, 1851. JN1EF. SWAYNAfSsf b
County Clerz, Tssrant County, TeNsa
5xfsTRAYED-Sy j. pssTaL lam, before +. IL.
ftILssu5tte Justice O. Peace, Precinct NO. II
Iar5sns cepnty, on she 2ist day Of June, ISL
onskbay HaEa pszie, ao56t 5surte en- and one
baek hand sfsigA about eight years old, no.
Islands tgye seen. s.Aparalsed a. xE5. + Fled
June % 1887. ~ mo. T, Ssye1l \ Is n
8 Soanty CLERK Tatfeese eahtys: Ee4as.
streysd stolens
5ngs. oafsidgs's pasture, two and ON one, bait
O Oio ApSs no 1sf6ipHo F.. one dspDis
p tea, Sample copy ad.brsnded on left hip,a.
AAdtre's " E livery sta stable e. GOMEZ ,Tss
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MONEY TO LOAN.

w ar now prepared 20 i a money IN any
SUE d5sfted, on afsures, proved FARMS OF
rasche Wiu buy V54dor'5 liGT nOtee.
S0a#TERVTE.t q & CFtKsR
sos Main stree. fort Worsa.
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rsyB SORE cURED.

.-.-d % -nTTsstss. thanks OF one Of my
r-Ia las DccaScnred, by using the
.-. hi 7.fle=, Of a6o{d sore, caused by g
..,-. sfesEess or fevaE eight wears ago.
$50 al was 1c8rtniEg would have TO
aggtst01 hutlsAglry 10 say he
.rliy- ~ '-soun3-gs dollEr He
TO uee Ills ua1ie, which is II. II.
, +. m-- .ant. z s157 1. 5ee
JDLE ~ a1&DE DruT-Ift,
( GAinsU0TO, Tom
.r-rs Remedies are sold everywhere.
Cbtaara so GEMS; Ee-o.vcnt. 81 soap,
ts. ryu4ruf by the Potter Drug and
.lgCLtJg., hos -On. Mas Send for
- g4T-Zyg.t l1r~ skln Diseasss."
TEJ4 Pre- les, Skia. Bicml=hes, and Baby
-yDGJ IIu rIs, clrs6tby Cutlcura S0au.
5ID ~ IT ACIIAI@:
Sc Ache, Kidney Pains. lIip. Side
} sgd Ca.-. rains, snd all strains and
H. WcaEne-- rsliEEed !n one minute
u y tire EiuuCura anti Pain Plaster.
~ drug.si sL5z q Gents. five for 81 Pot
3 tee sszgQ ard Chemical Co Boston.
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Esrga,n Hunters are invited.

Go examine our ribbon counter Silk
rippoes al&e, sc and 10c. gF
8 RAEDAIt & CRANBEgs Co.
y - "a - y. 80
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straysd or stolen.


Ggs pasture, Two a, and sS one ss s5
oIdjs h0ge no Tlsff'6ip,Ho F. one dappie
p tess Sample copy dd.branded on left hip,sf
6Aderes ny Or p sable Lef Gomez erss
<xaQrtOn straats
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j. psnaL lam, before r. IL.
2 Ffasnstth, Justice q O. Peace, Precinct No. I,
Tarssffs COUNTY ON bhC- DIST daV Of June, 1857,
onesbay RaEa Eszie, ao0tit sI5urteen and one
ka1k hands, sf.sgh, about eight years old, no.
Stands tqsSe seen. Apsralsed az sc. Filed
I-Jane 22,1SS7 II mo. F. SHyefl N s. -
E5Anty Clerk Tar eat eeantyss Texas.
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New York,

Sales O. 100 bales.
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FfSTRA YED-By d. T3E 15ey, Befo.e H. T.
A.! Wiiitkms, j. p, PIecNhct 30. 6, on the {th
day of : ne, lSs7, one Ja1 no5se about il hands
high ss4Gle mstS 91-bac .sft hind fOot.White.
branded thus OnIeft she Ild5r T y, s1FtOsed to
10 maids high not brsnGed5 6soke hcrse.
Appraised at SO. Filed JAne u, lss7.
L . a
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EI1STRAYED-BPT8 snTy Williams before G.,
daE Of GCnS 3sSr pne bay horse sboUf
tffsIVe year8 old, eBoGf thirteen hands hia5s
eddie mEs5s on fhe back. bl9nae1 thusZ q
% left shsd1deri appalled, 1T ~ Fi!ed 41ne
rs, ISS7. toHsfsF Sa,s ny
County Clerk Tarrant Co, Tex.
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County CLERK arrant County Tex,

TNSTRAYED-BY - Adams, before L. w II
IL Jones, Justice Of the Peace, Precinct
No. I, On juno -. i3ST,{ one sorreF horse,
l5i{sssnds high, SCR 3 ars old, star "a fore.
heaSY brandaaIW ONT Ell SAOuIdeF inclined 70
beiSBhy baC86d; no olnsr rs Ks q. 6ranas per-
oetTable. Appraised IS ~, s. ed June q, 1851
~ JOHN T. SwAYNE,
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COTTON MARKETS,
Recsipts at All United State. Ports.

GALVESTON. TEX, July 6.-Cotton receipts
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rooms, good 500 barrel cistern; stable
and barn.
$6300 95x165 corner Masten street
and Mckinney road: house 10 rooms,
good water, stable; stoves, carpets and
curtains go with premises.
$500. 50X133 southwest corner OF
Juliette and Allen streets; nice new
cottage of rooms, good water, all III
fine repair.
$1,000. 77@x27S on Cedar Springs
road next TO Yeargan's; house of 4
rooms. cistern. Price $4,000, or will
exchange for other city property
$4,000. 165x2S5 on Swiss avenue;
house of rooms, good water and
stable, opposite w. L. Williams resi-
dcnce.
$4,000. 5Ox1S5 Live Oak between
Cantegral and Germania, 20 foot alley;
house of 1 rooms, good well of water.
$500. 50X135 Germania between
Live Oak and Bryan; house A rooms,
water.
$500. 100x20O Ross avenue between
Pearl and Leonard, 100 feet west OF
Leonard; house rooms, 2 halls and
cellar; good barn, servants house, iron
fence, water works.
$4,000. 75x200 feet Elm street,
running through to Main, two block s
above Union depot; large two story
residence finely furnished, gas, water
works, etc; cottage on Main. every
convenience and very desirable as resi-
dcnce or business property, a bargain.
500. 35X75 corner Leonard and
Julctte; house 4 rooms, good well ana
cistern.
$500. II by 12l corner of Washington
avenue and Juliette street. House OF four
rooms. well furnished, splendid well OF wa
ter. house IL by 20 on rear of lot used ms u
meat market.
$500. 66x136 north side Bogei
street 200 feet east of San Jacinto;
house of 6 rooms, good water.
$4,000. 55x200 feet Mckee street TO
Hughes avenue; new house of rooms,
stable, water, etc.
$4,000. 75x112 Live Oak near con-
vent; two story house rooms. stable
and buggy house, fine well water.
$4,000. S1x1S0 corner Liberty and
Germania, alley; two story house, q
rooms. 2 halls, closets, fine well.
$2250. 50X1S5 101l San Jacinto
street; 8 room house, kitchen, shade
and fruit trees; well water.
$4,000. 45x100 10Y Jackson street;
house of Z rooms, good well.
$4,000. 294X136 CASTOR avenue
next to S. ID. Blakc's residence; two
story house of 10 rooms, stables, well,
cistern, large native oak shade trees.
$500. 74x1S0 Masten between
Bryan and Pacific avenue, two 8 room
houses.